University of Turin
speciality: International Business

I will always have a soft spot for my university, it is mine, after all! That said, I won’t sugarcoat it: organization is not its strong point, and some of the professors and facilities left me wanting more. But there is progress: new buildings have popped up this year, and some spin instructors have really made a difference.
The program itself met my expectations, although I wish the overall quality was more consistent. The real highlight? The city itself. It’s vibrant, full of hidden gems, and full of places for students to connect and unwind. At the end of the day, this university offers something valuable not just academically, but as a place to grow. For any young person looking to learn, explore, and figure things out along the way? It’s a solid choice.

The professors at the university of turin are renowned for their teaching methods. They are dedicated to delivering the best possible education to their students. They bring their expertise, passion, and innovative approaches to the classroom, making learning a truly enriching experience. They truly go the extra mile to create a welcoming and inclusive environment. International students are provided with all the support they need to thrive, both academically and personally.

It’s a great university with a stimulating environment, but the lack of organization at times creates a feeling of hopelessness and lack of motivation. Despite the opportunities available, such as Erasmus, conferences, and supplementary courses, there’s little awareness and limited interest from professors in conveying passion. Student organizations offer little support, which negatively impacts students. It would be desirable to increase meeting opportunities to better develop ideas and suggestions, also to effectively convey the message to decision-makers and keep them informed.